Change new tire, now the z is slippin?

roy'sz · 09-12-2012, 03:10 AM

part of it could be your lsd. You see, since one of the back tires went out, the tread depth is different between the two. So even driving in a staright line your two rear tires are moving at different speeds, which will also give you a slip feeling in the rear...fyi. Also it is not a good idea to keep it like that for that long.

FairladyZ · 09-12-2012, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by roy'sz

part of it could be your lsd. You see, since one of the back tires went out, the tread depth is different between the two. So even driving in a staright line your two rear tires are moving at different speeds, which will also give you a slip feeling in the rear...fyi. Also it is not a good idea to keep it like that for that long.

dude the other tires have 2500 miles, not 25000

And the new tiers have about 100 now.

I doubt there is any wear really on the other tires to the point where i shouldn't be running them together.

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roy'sz A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: palmdale, ca Posts: 1,299 Drives: 2010 nissan 370z Rep Power: 17	part of it could be your lsd. You see, since one of the back tires went out, the tread depth is different between the two. So even driving in a staright line your two rear tires are moving at different speeds, which will also give you a slip feeling in the rear...fyi. Also it is not a good idea to keep it like that for that long.